Thank you.
I have a question for Mr. Hamel about the board's membership.
We understand that you're against allowing someone who has served in the military to sit on your board. Conversely, as you said in your opening statement, having a military background provides for more pointed questioning and a better understanding of the military's distinctive nature.
You say in your report that some cases are assigned to just one board member. So isn't there a possibility that cases are handled differently? When only one member of the grievance board handles a case, isn't it possible that a civilian would approach things differently than someone with a military background would?